Info 19 April 2004 – This is a letter from David Oaks to Senator Gordon Smith (R – OR) requesting action be taken to stop Pfizer from continuing to use fraudulent claims in their advertisements for Zoloft. 19 April 2004 Oaks – Smith.pdf — PDF document, 84Kb Document Actions Print this
Info 19 April 2004 – This is a letter from David Oaks to Representative Peter DeFazio (D – OR) requesting action be taken to stop Pfizer from continuing to use fraudulent claims in their advertisements for Zoloft. 19 April 2004 Oaks – DeFazio.pdf — PDF document, 83Kb Document Actions Print this
Info 17 February 2004 – Letter from Dr. Cathryn Clary to David Oaks 17 February 2004 – This folder contains scans of the two page letter sent by Dr. Cathryn Clary of Pfizer to David Oaks in response to his request for peer-reviewed evidence of the claim that Zoloft corrects a chemical imbalance in the…
Info 16 April 2004 – This is the letter from MindFreedom’s Scientific Panel to Dr. Cathryn Clary, contesting Pfizer’s response to a request for evidence that Zoloft corrects a chemical imbalance in the brain. 16 April 2004 Panel – Clary.pdf — PDF document, 62Kb Document Actions Print this
Info 16 April 2004 – A letter from David Oaks to Frank Raines, CEO of Fannie Mae. It requests that, on the basis of Pfizer’s inability to provide peer-reviewed evidence of the claim that Zoloft corrects a chemical imbalance in the brain, action be taken to restrain that company’s fraudulent advertising. 16 April 2004 Oaks…
Info This is a letter of understanding from David Oaks to Hank McKinnell, Ph.D., Chairman and CEO of Pfizer. It requests that Pfizer provide evidence to the contrary if they wish to contest the claim that they have been unable to provide any peer-reviewed scientific evidence that Zoloft corrects a chemical imbalance in the brain.…
Info Stelazine Advertisement This advertisement consisted of a two page spread in the American Journal of Psychiatry. Stelazine Advertisement, Page 1 Stelazine Advertisement, Page 2 Document Actions Print this
Info Selected Advertisements from the American Journal of Psychiatry These images, primarily from the 1950s and 1970s, are advertisements for certain drugs, procedures, and equipment scanned from the pages of the American Journal of Psychiatry. American Journal of Psychiatry Lobotomy Instructions An image from the American Journal of Psychiatry detailing the process of lobotomy. Read…
Info An advertisement from the American Journal of Psychiatry promoting Mellaril. Click to view full-size image… — Size: 4.3 MB Document Actions Print this
Info An advertisement from the American Journal of Psychiatry promoting Thorazine. Click to view full-size image… — Size: 7.2 MB Document Actions Print this